Spring Public History Tour 2019
It’s spring time again, and in my world that means a fresh series of trips, conferences, and public talks. In fact, I am writing this
Susan Ferentinos
March 31, 2019
Year in Review: 2018 Speaking and Writing
In addition to tackling a slew of interesting projects in 2018, I also spent a good amount of time out on the road, giving talks
Susan Ferentinos
January 23, 2019
Year in Review: 2018 Projects
2018 was one of those years with a mind of its own. It was all I could do to hold on and enjoy its wild
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January 4, 2019
Remembering Aidan
A few weeks ago, the public history profession unexpectedly lost one of our own. Aidan J. Smith, public history manager for the Organization of American
Susan Ferentinos
May 23, 2018
Spring Public History Tour 2018: Eastern Edition
As I mentioned in my last post, I spent nearly four weeks on the road earlier this spring, visiting clients, attending conferences, and facilitating classes
Susan Ferentinos
May 8, 2018
Spring Public History Tour 2018: Western Edition
I have just returned from nearly four weeks on the road, visiting clients and attending conferences. All told, I covered about 8,750 miles and connected
Susan Ferentinos
April 25, 2018
Networking for Graduate Students
I will be facilitating a networking workshop for graduate students at Indiana University on Thursday, February 15, 2018, at 12:30 pm in Hazelbaker Hall at
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February 14, 2018
ARCUS Preservation Leadership Academy
Last week, I submitted my final requirement to complete the ARCUS Historic Preservation Leadership Academy. This program provides a year-long professional development experience for current
Susan Ferentinos
February 7, 2018
Editing History News
Last week when I returned home from a business trip, the most recent issue of History News was waiting for me. I always enjoy the
Susan Ferentinos
January 15, 2018
Year in Review: 2017
I, for one, enjoy reading all those news articles that come out in late December, reflecting on the year that’s coming to a close. I
Susan Ferentinos
January 2, 2018
